Black Summer Truffle

My scientific name:  Tuber Aestivum Vitt I am a wild mushroom. Unlike other mushrooms I grow underground. What they say about me: "It has a rounded and particularly thick skin. It can reach up to around 10 cm in diameter and is also easy to identify thanks to a small cavity at its base, which is flatter than the rest of it. The color of its skin ranges from very dark brown to deep black. It is globular in shape, with small pyramidal shaped warts. Its flesh varies in color from white to ochre and hazel, depending on its ripeness and its area of origin. Unlike other types of truffle, it does not release its aroma immediately. Indeed, a few minutes are needed to fully appreciate its characteristic scent with its subtle fruity notes. It can frequently be found on the surface of the ground and is not predominantly subterranean. It often grows beneath beech and birch trees, as well beneath conifers such as pines and firs at quite high altitudes varying between 1000 and 1400 meters above sea